Wolff parkinson white syndrome recovery time after ablation

My 16 yr old daughter was found to have wpws in Feb after being ill for months with suspected glandular fever. She suffered palpitations whilst competing her horse, to which we thought were her just holding her breath due to nerves. She would feel very faint and sick and take hours yo recover. She had times at school and college feeling the same. After being picked up by an ecg we took her to see a cardiologist and she had the ablation on march 8th. It was a success but the surgeon said it was the worst he had seen in a long time and would have been life threatening, he also found a small hole in her heart, we are extremely lucky for it to be found, bless her. She is now a month on and we see the surgeon on the 19th April. She is feeling better, but still has feelings of fainting, heart beating fast etc. Having been told that she should feel so much better after a few days I am starting to become rather concerned. She has had to leave college and restart her A levels in sept, I know emotionally it has been a huge shock to all of us and mentally for her has been really hard, especially having the op under a local and having to leave hospital the same day! Please can someone offer any news on this, thank you in anticipation

Hello Kitt,
Thank you for your message, I will look into moving her appointment forward.

I WAS DIAGNOSED WITH WPW IN 1975. I TAKE INDERAL WHICH HAS HELPED ME.